Shadow Flight

I’ve been a fan since Dark Prince. Sadly it appears that after the Fifty Shades success Feehan went from Romance to hard core sex. I find myself skipping several pages and sometimes chapters due to the repetitive sex scenes. I like the storylines and am hoping Feehan can go back to writing Romance novels.

This entire series is amazingly sexy with plots that pull the reader in so you cannot stop reading. Taviano and Nicoletta are a great couple who fight hard to overcome sexual abuse trauma and build an enduring relationship for their happiness together. The Ferraro brothers are all dominant men but the women are strong, and Nicoletta is no exception. I can hardly wait for the next title in this series.

Absolutely loved this book. I love this series and this author so much!

For me, maybe the most powerful book Christian has ever written.

Great read

I've done my usual jumping into a series instead of starting with book one. I have done no research on this series because I do like to have honest reactions as uncover the details. I gotta say this is one storyline I don't think I have read before. It was different and unique in a way that made me really enjoy finding new discoveries. After finishing this book, I am pretty eager to go back to book one and see what unveiling I have missed in those books. This unique storyline is enough to peak my interest in the series, but what really pushed me to loving Shadow Flight was Taviano Ferraro. In the beginning he had this intense focus on Nicoletta Gomez that I love to see in a hero. I know there is more of a back story with these two after reading this and I'm excited to be able to go back and see their beginning even if they were only side characters in previous books. Taviano's devotion to Nicoletta is an addictive thing to read. I'm such a softy when it comes to heroes who clearly know who they want and will treat that woman like a treasure. Nicoletta has had a very horrible thing done to her in her past and the way he loves her, and focuses on her healing above his own desires was incredible. Nicoletta is also a character easy to really like. I don't know if I will feel the same with the version of her before her change, which is mentioned in this book. This is one thing I am glad is spoiled for me because I can tolerate bad behavior if I know it is also the catalyst to their change...well, most of the time. It really does depend on the bad behavior. In Nicoletta's case, I know enough that she didn't do anything unforgivable. Her devotion to Taviano was just as intense, and good, and positive. She was a heroine worth this hero. The hardest part about this book is the constant mention of the violence done to woman. That is something that is heavily mentioned and could be hard for some readers, myself included. What I do like is seeing these woman get their justice, to see these women heal at the hands of a loving male to show that there is good in the world. For me there has to be a balance like that and I do think the author accomplished this. Overall, I just really like many things about the main characters, side characters and the uniqueness of the story line that I will be pursing the rest of this series.